I am a registered psychotherapist, with an MA from Naropa in Somatic Counseling Psychology. My training is in Body Psychotherapy specifically, and I also specialize in equine facilitated psychotherapy.

At times in life we may find ourselves struggling to understand and manage overwhelming emotions and unhealthy patterns. Using a variety of techniques including cognitive behavioral and mindfulness-based therapies I help clients create more meaningful lives by increasing self-awareness and reconnecting with values. In a collaborative, person-centered environment I support clients in developing the skills needed to move toward the things that matter most in life. I believe in each person's unique and powerful potential for growth and I offer a safe, compassionate space conducive for change. It would be an honor to accompany you on this transformative journey! I am a National Certified Counselor and hold a Master's Degree in Counseling from National-Louis University.

I hold a Master of Divinity from Naropa University and am a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner. My work integrates body-based trauma healing with contemplative practice, depth psychology, and interfaith spiritual formation spanning Buddhism, mystical Judaism, and indigenous traditions. I teach in Naropa's divinity program and have practiced in hospital, synagogue, yoga, and private-practice settings.

I founded Somatic Spiritual Counseling, a Boulder-based practice now spanning Colorado and North Carolina, offering trauma therapy, somatic work, couples counseling, spiritual emergence support, and EMDR both in-person and virtually. Our team of licensed therapists and coaches shares a common belief: healing happens at the level of the nervous system, not just the mind, and lasting change requires meeting clients where they are.

Hello, my name is Molly and I would be happy to be a partner in your emotional health pursuits. My practice is based in the Denver metro area. I work primarily from an integrative therapeutic approach. In my practice this includes cognitive behavioral therapy and existential therapy. Existentialism states that you do not simply exist, but rather always decide what your existence will be, what you will become in the next moment. Existentialisim is about self-determination and the will to overcome. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is very popular and effective. It is based on the idea that our thoughts cause our feelings and behaviors, not external things, like people, situations, and events.